Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, V    |   had better be passed over, lest the Gaul should think that
 2      I, IX   |     Gallic friend: take heed lest some one who perhaps owns
 3      I, XV   |             Chapter XV.~"But lest this should perchance seem
 4      I, XV   |  nowhere in any fixed place, lest they should frequently have
 5      I, XX   |     Sulpitius, into your ear lest our friend the Gaul hear
 6      I, XXV  | judgment, refused so to act, lest by so doing some vanity
 7      I, XXVII| natives of Aquitania, I fear lest my somewhat rude form of
 8     II, VII  |      unto him. I really fear lest those persons who freely
 9     II, VIII |      be quiet, I beg of you, lest even what we are saying
10     II, XII  |    speaking must be checked, lest perchance it may give offense
11    III, III  |   all were filled with dread lest the blessing of God, bestowed
12    III, IV   |      as quickly as possible, lest the anger of heaven consume
13    III, VI   |  fall down over their faces, lest the part of their body which
14    III, XI   |     of deep anxiety to them, lest when he came, he should
15    III, XIII | virtue, resume your courage, lest you not only now expose
16    III, XIV  |    person must be concealed, lest we should cause shame to
17    III, XV   |   him from the presbyterate, lest he should be suspected of